Voron Design
Voron Design publishes open-source printer designs supported by detailed documentation and a community of builders. A Voron 2.4 is part of the current Lunar Prototypes workshop.
Visit Voron DesignThe machines and components behind the work
Lunar Prototypes uses a mixture of built, modified, and commercially produced hardware. The workshop starts with the equipment already available, maintains it, and adapts it when a design or material calls for something different.
Open-source designs, accessible documentation, and replaceable components make it easier to understand how equipment works and keep useful machines operating. The projects and manufacturers below have contributed directly to the current workshop.
Voron Design publishes open-source printer designs supported by detailed documentation and a community of builders. A Voron 2.4 is part of the current Lunar Prototypes workshop.
Visit Voron DesignLDO components and kits provide an organized hardware foundation for custom printer builds assembled, configured, and maintained in the workshop.
Visit LDO documentationE3D produces extrusion and hot-end components used throughout the 3D-printing ecosystem. Replaceable components and available technical documentation support maintenance, repair, and material testing.
Visit E3DA modified Creality Ender 3 V2 remains part of the workshop. Maintenance and practical upgrades have kept the machine useful as requirements and experience have changed.
Visit CrealityThe workshop starts with available machines and tools. Maintenance, modification, or a new build follows when a specific capability is needed. Open-source designs and shared documentation make that process easier, help keep useful equipment working, and give builders a foundation they can understand and improve.